Dolph Homestead--Elm Hill Farm Near Hastings, Iowa
4th Generation On Dolph Homestead. November 17, 1965
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Disaster Team Touring SWI Flood Damage - Up To 17 Inches Of Rain September 11, 1972 Some Evacuations In SWI Flooding - Small Twister In Council Bluffs September 11, 1972 Plowing Through September 12, 1972 SW Iowans Forced Out By Floods September 12, 1972 Life Or Death Struggle For Park Animals September 12, 1972 Old Couple Evacuated September 12, 1972 River Watchers Have Seen It Before - Flood Waters Roll By September 12, 1972 Good, Bad News For S.W. Iowa September 13, 1972 Ray Inspects Flooding; Asking Disaster Relief September 14, 1972 Statewide Flood Aid Effort Planned September 14, 1972 Riverton Raising Dikes For Flood Crests September 15, 1972 Flood Crest Passes Hamburg Within Dikes September 16, 1972 Flood Waters . . . September 17, 1972 Gov. Ray Endorses Flood Relief Drive September 21, 1972 Jaycee Flood Drive Reaches $1,000 Mark September 26, 1972 17 Counties Are Areas Of Disaster September 27, 1972
Nishnabotna River Basin & Nishnabotna River General
Suggests Aids To Nishna Problems - Resources Council Completes Survey March 13, 1955 Dams: $26 Million Industry - Richter Stresses Recreation Need June 23, 1968 Opposition Flows High Against Silver Creek Dam November 3, 1968 Army Engineers Recommend Flood Levee Near Atlantic December 19, 1969 SW Iowans Keep Watch On Rising Nishnabotna - Following Overnight Downpours . . . September 13, 1978 Flooding Rages In Arkansas - Waters Drop In SW Iowa September 14, 1978 Funds OK'd For Nishna Bank Project March 18, 1988 SWI Farmers Told To Halt Irrigation From Rivers May 26, 1988 Recent Rainfall Raises Levels In Nishnabotna June 17, 1988
Peace Is Top Issue, Says Nixon - 8,000 Hear Vice President
(top) Crowd At Bayliss Park . . . is estimated at 8,000 by security officers. Part of the huge turnout is shown in this picture, taken from the roof of a building across from the park. (bottom) Approaching The Speaker's Platform . . . Mrs. Nixon leans forward to greet a well-wisher as the vice president appears intent upon getting to the business at hand. Man with a camera behind Nixon is Wiley King of Hancock, former Republican county chairman. Man between Mr. and Mrs. Nixon is a Secret Service officer.
Nixon, Richard M & Family File #1: to 11/05/1968
Peace Is Top Issue, Says Nixon - 8,000 Hear Vice President September 16, 1960 Makes Unscheduled Stop At Iowa Deaf September 16, 1960 12,000 At Red Oak September 16, 1960 6,648 At Rooster Rally In Omaha September 16, 1960 'We Never Seem To Sleep' On Tight Schedule -- Nixon September 16, 1960 Sidelights Of Nixon's Visit - In Council Bluffs September 16, 1960 Many Republicans . . . September 24, 1966 Nixon: Restore 'Lift Of Driving Dream' February 4, 1968
Nixon, Richard M. & Family File #2: 11/05/1968 -
Nixon Reaches White House Via Illinois November 6, 1968 Nixon Picks Men For Cabinet With 'Extra Dimension' December 12, 1968 President Richard Nixon Shakes Hands WIth Mao Tse-tung . . . February 22, 1972 Returning Home June 6, 1972 NIXON IS RESIGNING August 8, 1974 Nixon Visited Iowa On 14 Occasions August 9, 1974 Nixon Was Iowan In Early '40s August 9, 1974 Victory Sign At Ak-Sar-Ben August 9, 1974 This Is Part Of The Crowd . . . August 9, 1974 Nixon Warmly Received In Bluffs Visits - Here In 1954, 1960, 1966 August 9, 1974
Supermarket To Move In Rank's July 8, 1979 No Frills Market To Open Its Doors January 24, 1980 No Frills Supermarket Is Picketed By Unions August 2, 1980 No Frills Calls Pickets Unfair August 6, 1980 Employees At No Frills Retaliate Against Union August 30, 1980 'Busy Schedule' Halts Picketing October 10, 1980 Food Store 'Underbilled By $43,347' May 23, 1983 No Frills Set To Open New Store April 20, 1984 No Frills Philosophy: Increased Efficiency April 29, 1984 Opening Delayed June 24, 1984 No Frills Opens New Store September 20, 1984 Stores Stress Selling Points In Competitive Grocery Market April 28, 1985 No Frills Expanding Broadway Store February 1987 Expansion Adds Deli, Bakery To Broadway No Frills Store September 2, 1989 No Frills Plans Bluffs' Largest Store December 11, 1991 Earth Begins To Move At New No Frills January 6, 1992
Downtown Redevelopment Includes: Galpin-Ciaccio Plan Theater Block
Urban renewal plan set; For historic building restoration. March 18, 1984 Planners eye downtown, renewal plan. April 9, 1984 Planners urge city to consolidate plans. April 11, 1984 Renewal plan explained to area property owners. April 13, 1984 Parking lot plans sought. April 24, 1984 Redevelopment diagram. April 24, 1984 City Council adopts urban renewal plan. April 24, 1984 Downtown facelift may begin in year. April 29, 1984 Schedule for redevelopment. April 29, 1984 Bluffs' fairy tale coming true; Fairy godfathers for downtown plan? April 29, 1984 Reelfs blasts city on downtown plan; Beno-Wickham for sale. May 17, 1984 Financing studied for redevelopment. May 13, 1984 Contracts on agenda for Council. May 21, 1984 Council awards redevelopment contracts. May 22, 1984 Plan would merge 2 downtown projects. July 11, 1984 City Council studies urban renewal appraisals. July 24, 1984 City officials tour urban renewal area. September 6, 1984 City unifies urban renewal plan. September 11, 1984 Two submit plans for Theater Block. August 2, 1984 Officials hail urban plans. August 3, 1984 Developers face queries from city. August 7, 1984 Park cornerstone of Madden proposal. August 9, 1984 Knudson-Morgan development proposal outline for officials. August 10, 1984 City talks tough on Theater Block. August 21, 1984 Officials suggest Madden proposal. August 23, 1984 City to discuss plaza financing. August 24, 1984 Late lobbying blitz results in close vote. August 28, 1984 Ballenger feels like Jell-0. August 28, 1984 Recommendation to go to Madden Co. October 3, 1984 Terms of Madden contract revealed. October 4, 1984 City Council to consider Madden pact. October 7, 1984 Theater Block purchases on Council agenda. October 21, 1984 Bond issue on council agenda. November 8, 1984 Green light on in Theater Block. October 23, 1984 'Other' redevelopment funds eyed. November 20, 1984 City finalizes grant application. November 29, 1984 Planners OK revenue bonds. December 5, 1984 Council OKs study of plaza. December 21, 1984 New York firm to consult on plaza. December 17, 1984 Council studies Theater Block options. November 13, 1985 Ciaccio: Bayliss Park was key to revitalization plan. November 14, 985 Downtown talks OK'd. January 15, 1985 City officials talk to Madden. January 17, 1985 Loans for plaza on council agenda. January 27, 1985 Search continues for plaza tenants. January 30, 1985 Madden seeking new tenant. January 31, 1985 Madden, C.B. firm discuss rent rates on Bayliss Plaza. February 19, 1985 Dentist's office bought. February 26, 1985 Madden may drop project if tenant search fruitless. March 1, 1985 Madden to pull out of Bayliss Plaza project. March 6, 1985 City eyes smaller development plan. March 7, 1985 City, Knudson reopen talks on Theater Block project. March 10, 1985 Council OKs new talks with Knudson. March 12, 1985 Theater Block project to shrink. March 14, 1985 New development plans on council agenda. March 24, 1985 Smaller downtown plan studied. March 26, 1985 Mayor: Project needs lower rents. April 1, 1985 Morgan takes lead in downtown project. April 4, 1985 C.B. officials to to capital to talk bonds. April 11, 1985 City grants Morgan extension. April 22, 1985 Buy options are extended. April 24, 1985 Theater Block only one of several downtown projects. April 28, 1985 Wickham Building price was $75,000. May 24, 1985 Bluffs to borrow $2.3 million for office development. May 14, 1985 Downtown proposal expected soon. May 21, 1985 Morgan to lease space downtown. May 30, 1985 $7.1 million building plan filed with city. June 1, 1985 Council OKs downtown plan. June 4, 1985 Shukert: Morgan 'will do good job'. June 14, 1985 City offers Crest new sites, money. June 28, 1985 Bluffs downtown developers study hand-delivered contract. June 28, 1985 Contract on council agenda. July 7, 1985 City may buy downtown land if development project fails. July 10, 1985 Minor details stall development plan. July 9, 1985 Development extension on council agenda. July 21, 1985 Developer given month extension. July 23, 1985 Crest Theater owners agree to sell to city. August 10, 1985 Building design unveiled; wins approval from panel. August 17, 1985 City Council to vote Monday on $7 million Downtown plan. August 25, 1985 Office project stalled until tenant signed. August 27, 1985 Council may consider pact on development. September 8, 1985 Redland expected to sign lease for downtown project. September 18, 1985 'Marriage' complete with signing of downtown contract. September 20, 1985 Wiggs says Crest may not relocate. September 25, 1985 Seven sigh sale contract in Theater Block. September 26, 1985 $4 million in bonds to be issued. October 15, 1985 Baird drops deal to sell to city. November 10, 1985 Council OKs payments for downtown projects. November 14, 1985 Discussion of Theater Block set by council. November 13, 1985 Hearing on Baird sale to be Nov. 27. November 15, 1985 Commission agrees with city over price for Baird building. November 28, 1985 Longtime jeweler closes shop. December 1, 1985 Soon-to-be-gone block slowly empties. December 15, 1985 Theater Block demolition set. December 17, 1985 Theater Block building owner seeks more money. December 21, 1985 Attorney won't give up building. December 27, 1985 Developers to ask for extension. December 29, 1985 Beno-Wickham plans depend on progress of downtown project. December 31, 1985 City sets Monday deadline for Baird to leave building. January 2, 1986 City files petition to evict Baird. January 7, 1986 Baird gets time for 'brief' explanation. January 14, 1986 Baird says hearing lack voids downtown contract. January 23, 1986 Judge rules Baird must vacate. January 25, 1986 Developers to request time to sell bonds. January 30, 1986 City Council allows downtown developer 60 days to sell bonds. January 31, 1986 Attorney says he needs 10 more days to move. January 31, 1986 Baird granted extra week to vacate downtown building. February 3, 1986 Downtown developers get extension. April 1, 1986 Developers say most bonds for project sold. May 16, 1986 Procedural victory claimed by Baird. Jun 14, 1986 July start planned for office building. June 26, 1986 Redland building nears construction start. July 2, 1986 Office building work to start as plans for a second develop. July 23, 1986 Office building work to start as plans for a second develop. July 23, 1986 Meeting set on office building. July 25, 1986 New building's bid for grant put on hold. July 28, 1986 Theater Block construction begins. August 20, 1986
Driver, Patrick Parents: Robert & Beverly 11 Lakewood Villa moved from 24`` Ave. A Parents accused of child abuse in 1981, Patrick found to have genetic bone disease
Infant's injuries remain a mystery. December 19, 1980 Child removed from custody of his parents. January 23, 1981 Hearing set to stay order to take away child. December 29, 1981 Injured Bluffs infant returned home by court. December 10, 1980 Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents; Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981 Decision on injured infant is expected by Wednesday." January 13, 1981 Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981 State to watch care of infant. January 15, 1981 Ruling on hurt baby is appealed. January 16, 1981 Child removed from custody of his parents. January 26, 1981 Hearing set to stay order to take away child. January 29, 1981 Story denied on taking of child. February 2, 1981 Final hearing to be held in custody case. February 16, 1981 Judge to rule next week on giving baby to parents. Polygraph tests inconclusive. February 18, 1981 Child in state custody. February 24, 1984 Child returned by court order. March 27, 1981 Baby taken away has bone disease. June 16, 1981 Hearing set on disease report. September 1, 1981 Decision delayed on report of Driver baby's condition. September 15, 1981 Supreme Court hears baby custody arguments. September 15, 1981 Decision delayed on report of Driver Baby's condition. September 15, 1981 High court hears Drivers' appeal. September 16, 1981 Disease report to county officials. September 18, 1981 Hopkins report filed with court. October 1, 1981 Abuse evidence 'insufficient' in Driver case. October 21, 1981 Civil suit filed by Drivers. October 22, 1981 Text of Supreme Court ruling in Driver case. October 25, 1981 Mercy asks dismissal of Driver suit. November 10, 1989 County asks suit be dropped. November 12, 1981 Driver case appeal seen. February 15, 1981 Driver case ruling in favor of county. February 17, 1982 Young C.B. boy to run again. January 5, 1988
Ray Praises Farmer's Spirit. August 4, 1974 Corn Loss Studied At Research Farm. September 1, 1974 County Crop Loss Set At $68 Million; Disaster Status Sought. August 7, 1974 SW Iowa Crop Yield Worse Than Report. August 13, 1974 Gov. Ray Tours SWI Drought Area; Asks Disaster Designation. August 2, 1974 Farm Loss Shockwaves Felt Throughout S.W. Iowa; Everything From Cars To Groceries Affected. August 2, 1974 Drought Disaster Aid For SWI Totals $188.9 Million; Pottawattamie Receives Top Figure. August 30, 1974 SWI on border in hot dry spell. June 15, 1988 County roadside open for haying. June 17, 1988 Scattered showers bring little relief. June 20, 1988 Earners 'stand-offish' as grain prices surge. June 21, 1988 Heat drains water supply. June 23, 1988 Harkin raps USDA delay in responding to drought. June 23, 1988 The drought of '88. June 23, 1988 Red Oak 102 is SWI hot spot. June 24, 1988 Branstad to ask for disaster status. July 7, 1988 Rain brings weekend relief. July 11, 1988 Drought may force 15% corn price rise. July 11, 1988 SWI looking better in rain department. July 12, 1988 Iowa soybean, corn improve but face dry winds, hot sun. July 6, 1988 Iowa ag boss urges insurance for 'dry farms.' March 24, 1989 Harkin raps Yeutter 'kiss off.' April 20, 1989 County asks conservation of SWI water. May 4, 1989 City's water supply is adequate, despite county drought problems. May 5, 1989 County adds more sites for water in emergency. May 9, 1984 Brewery would provide water to drought-stricken Iowa towns. May 13, 1989 Area eyes turning to skies as drought conditions continue. May 28, 1989 County providing emergency water. May 2, 1989
Drug Abuse in SW Iowa also: assets all relating stories Drug Hotline
Illegal Drugs 'Growing Problem' In The Bluffs; Sulentic Tells Kiwanis Club. January 8, 1969 LSD Literature. January 14, 1969 The Cure For Bluffs' Drug Problem Is Not In Arrests. January 14, 1969 Bluffs Youth Charged After 'Pot' Is Found. April 22, 1969 On Narcotics Count. April 24, 1969 Drugs Case Is Continued. April 30, 1969 Local Man Held On Drug Charge. July 6, 1969 'Pot' Charge Reduced; Man Pleads Guilty. July 8, 1969 Drug Charge Case Pending. July 10, 1969 Suspend Term On 'Pot' Charge. July 11, 1969 Man Returned To Face Charge Involving Drugs. July 17, 1969 Three Jailed Here On Narcotics Count. July 28, 1969 Narcotic Ring Broken Here; On Cabbie's Tip. August 7, 1969 'Pot' Charges Filed on 6 From Florida; Lodge Manager Was Suspicious. August 13, 1969 Floridians Are Free After Posting Bonds. August 14, 1969 Four Arrested On Dope Count. August 24, 1969 10 Indicted By Grand Jury; Dope Charges Included. September 4, 1969 Two Enter Guilty Pleas To Drug Sale Charges. October 9, 1969 Brothers Plead Innocent To Illegal Drug Charges. November 26, 1968 Drug Hearings For 3 Awaiting Chemist Report. December 13, 1968 Another Arrest In Drug Investigation. November 17, 1968 Drug Count Against Two. December 13, 1968 Drugs Have Made At Least Five C.B. People Useless To Society; Psychiatrist Tells Kiwanis. January 13, 1970 Drug Use Study Planned; Set For March 24. February 26, 1970 Drug Probe Is Underway. June 3, 1970 C.B. Agencies To Act On Grand Jury's Drug Probe. June 9, 1970 Drug Conference Is Set For Bluffs. June 11, 1970 Problems With 'Iowa Ditch' Are Growing Like Weeds; Officers Combat Pot Harvest. June 14, 1970 Hope To Lay Ground Work For Drug Information Center. June 23, 1970 Pt Charge Is Continued. June 29, 1970 Grand Jury Finds Pyramiding Drug Use By Young People; After Three-Day Probe. June 7, 1970 Jury Recommends Six Ways To Fight Drugs. June 7, 1970 Drug Education Plan Is Slated For C.B. Schools. July 17, 1970 Narcotics Charges Set For Tuesday In Bluffs. September 18, 1970 Peer Group Pressure And Escape Force Use Of Drugs. November 2, 1970 Four Drug Sessions Planned. November 6, 1970 Parents Should Set Good Examples in Order To Fight Youth Drug Abuse. November 19, 1970 Bluffs Youth, 19, Fined For Drugs. February 11, 1971 Federal Jury Deliberates In Drug Trial. February 25, 1971 Informants Aid Drug Fight, But 'Buy' Funds Are Needed. March 7, 1971 Drug Raid Nets Five Arrests, One Machine Gun. March 12, 1971 'Joe' Took Just One 'Trip', But He'll Pay For It Forever. July 18, 1971 Bluffs Man Fined $1,000. August 4, 1971 Four Fined For Selling Of Marijuana. August 10, 1971 Hearing Set For CB Youth. August 14, 1971 Drug Charges Are Filed On Two Men Here. August 25, 1971 Man Jumps From Window, Wanted On Drug Charge. August 31, 1971 Kiwanis To Display Drugmobile. September 9, 1971 SWI Drug Abuse Group Formed; Represents Eight Counties. September 14, 1971 Bluffs Man Found Guilty Of Selling Drugs. September 17, 1971 Pot Charges On Two Continued. September 21, 1971 Still Sentenced To Five Years On Pot Charge. October 8, 1971 Bluffs Man Guilty On Drug Count. October 13, 1971 One Arrested After Drug Raid On House. October 29, 1971 Bluffs Man Given Five Years, Sold Hashish. November 5, 1971 County Schools Request Grant For Drug Fight. December 5, 1971 Committee Named For Drug Fight. December 9, 1971 Pot Term Is Delayed. December 13, 1971 Board Botes To Train Three To Coordinate Drug Program. December 14, 1971 Bluffs Man Is Arrested. February 6, 1972 Bones Asks Funds For Drug Fight. February 10, 1972 Drug Charge Continued. March 15, 1971 Addicted Son Could Not Find Help; Plight Of Bluffs Parents. April 26, 1973 Sentencing Date Set For CB Man. May 4, 1972 Drugs Are Million Dollar Business In Council Bluffs; Outreach Tries To Help. May 21, 1972 Poor Quality Heroin Plentiful In Council Bluffs; Drug Education Creates Problems. December 15, 1972 Survival Pills To Be Taken From Shelters. January 13, 1973 Drug Pusher Now No. 1 Target In Bluffs; Chief Wants Death Penalty. January 14, 1973 Offer Reward For Drug Abuse Info. February 24, 1973 Pot Charges Against Two. March 16, 1973 Mayor Selects Committee To Study Bluffs Drug Use. April 30, 1973 Judge Refuses To Lower Bonds In Drug Case. April 20, 1973 Police Say Drug Scene Stagnant; Pushers Really Worried. May 1, 1973 AP Story Was Incorrect. May 2, 1973 LSD Is Becoming An Unpopular Drug. May 6, 1973 Drug Trial Delayed. May 10, 1973 Mayor's Drug Commission Elects Reilly Chairman. May 11, 1973 Subpoenas Given Audience At Drug Trial; 2 Arrested; Jury Takes 27 Minutes. May 11, 1973 Jury Finds Man Innocents. May 19, 1973 Enters Plea Of Guilty During Trial. May 31, 1973 Special Grand Jury Returns City Drug Findings; Says Problem Mostly Marijuana. June 1, 1973 Frank Lane Resigns From Drug Group. June 4, 1973 Three Men Sentenced On Drugs. June 27, 1973 Woman Appears On Drug Charge. July 17, 1973 Select Drug Group For Bluffs Is Urged. September 26, 1973 Police Dispute Crime Group Drug Facts. September 30, 1973 Drug Seminars Aim At Adults. October 6, 1973 26 Persons Arrested In Weekend Drug Raid. November 25, 1974 County Courts Busy After Drug Raid; More Set To Appear. November 26, 1974 Strong Given 10-Year Term On Drug Count. January 25, 1975 Jury Finds Nebraskan Guilty Of Drug Delivery. March 19, 1975 Jury Finds Man Guilty. March 20, 1975 Bluffs Youth, 18 Pleads Guilty To Drug Charge. February 13, 1975 Rural C.B. Man Found Guilty On Drug Charge. February 27, 1975 New Drug Abuse Center Planned For SWI. February 27, 1975 Grant From Drug Authority Will Aid Abuse Education. August 13, 1975 Cocaine gains in popularity among C.B. drug users; Most drugs available here. June 13, 1976 Iowa Drug Abuse Authority says heroin use increases. June 13, 1976 Marijuana still most popular illegal drug. June 22, 1978 Drug abuse case means crisis for whole family. November 12, 1978 Children are aware of drugs; Survey of fourth graders. December 28, 1980 Cult uses illegal drugs, abstains from medication. May 25, 1980 Schools use facts to fight drug use. December 29, 1980 Clip Case: 'Intent' not proved. August 20, 1982 Officials agree: Drug problem is serious. December 29, 1985 Over-the-counter drug abuse often overlooked. December 31, 1985 Moline: Unified effort needed. December 29, 1985 Drug awareness high in C.B. schools. December 30, 1985 Prevention, not intervention, key to awareness programs. December 30, 1985 Alcohol causes most concern around county. January 2, 1986 Aim of substance abuse programs is education. January 2, 1986 Parents fight back against drug abuse. January 3, 1986 'Crisis' brings patients to program. January 4, 1986 Life of ex-addict no 'going uphill.' January 4, 1986 Anti-drug group's meeting 'successful.' January 15, 1986 Students promote viewing of anti-drug documentary. January 22, 1987 Kids say no to drugs at 'adopted school.' February 23, 1986 High schoolers recruit youngsters for 'Just Say No' ant-drug group. April 30, 1986 Council Bluffs schools wage fight against drugs. September 16, 1986 Dodge House, limousines help in drive against drugs. November 18, 1986 Drug arrest follows CB radio deal. June 11, 1987 Three Iowans indicted as leaders of drug ring. July 7, 1987 City, county seek state grant to combat area drug traffic. September 29, 1987 Student drug use dropped last year. January 14, 1988 Drinking is problem for C.B. schools. January 14, 1988 Year-long drug investigation nets seven arrests in SW Iowa. January 28, 1988 $1 million in drugs money seized in '87. February 15, 1988 Drug task force to hit the streets soon. February 15, 1988 Five-county task force will target drug sales. March 18, 1988 Trooper says he was just doing his job. March 31, 1988 'Pot' crop seized on set-aside land in Page County. June 27, 1988 Fed jury finds L.A. man guilty of drug charges. July 12, 1988 Few leads in pot case. July 14, 1988 County joins drug unit. July 14, 1988 Authorities still probing cocaine death. August 4, 1988 C.B. couple charged in drug sales. August 4, 1988 Two Harlan men face drug charges. August 11, 1988 Bluffs man, 60, sentenced to 25 years for 3 drug sales. August 22, 1988 Court dates set for two men fake-drug sale charges. August 24, 1988 C.B. men arrested on drug charges at Omaha motel. August 25, 1988 Drug charges filed against 3 Harlan men. August 26, 1988 Drug violations on the increase at 3 dog tracks. August 30, 1988 County asks for $31,000 to bolster war on drugs. September 6, 1988 Stop drug abuse say Drug Free participants. September 11, 1988 Teens using more drugs. September 11, 1988 Police gear for gang, drug battle. September 17, 1988 C.B. man found guilty of cocaine-sale charge. September 22, 1988 Ten-year sentence in C.B. cocaine sales. September 21, 1988 $16,000 in cocaine seized in bust. October 18, 1988 UP railroad guards nab two men with duffel bag of marijuana. October 27, 1988 Mills, Glenwood help crack area drug case. December 16, 1988 Regional drug unit to start with or without Omaha in it. December 16, 1988 Drug-sale sentence is suspended. February 22, 1989 California cocaine courier given 22-year prison term. February 22, 1989 House search yields 8 drug-related arrests. March 5, 1989 C.B. couple to serve 16 months on federal drug-ring charges. March 15, 1989 C.B. brothers arrested on drug-sale charges. March 24, 1989 Police dog sniffs out coke cache. March 31, 1989 Drug arrests. April 1, 1989 Eight arrested in drug bust. April 4, 198 Two arrested in drug pad conspiracy. April 7, 1989 5-year prison term in drug-sale case. April 17, 1989 Illegal drug hot line to open Monday. April 26, 1989 Illegal drug hot line to open Monday. April 29, 1989 C.B. man charged in cocaine sale. May 19, 1989 C.B. man sentenced to 10 years in prison for selling cocaine. May 26, 1989 C.B. woman arrested on crack-sale charge. June 2, 1989 Teacher aide suspended after alleged crack sale. June 3, 1989 Woman pleads guilty to drug-sale charges. June 7, 1989 Crum gets 5-year term for drug sale. June 14, 1989 Drug charges filed after citation. June 13, 1989 7 more charged in drug rings. June 21, 1989 Cocaine-sale sentence suspended. June 20, 1989 Arraignment date set in crack-sale case. June 22, 1989 Eight arrested in drug ring. June 23, 1989 Dismissal sought in dog-drug case. July 6, 1989 Trial set for Aug. 15 on crack-sale charge. July 11, 1989 Dismissal denied in Bluffs Run dog-drugging case. July 13, 1989 U.S. marshals find possible marijuana-growing operation. July 15, 1989 Hearing set in drug case. July 20, 1989 Jury selection begins for trainer in B luffs Run dog-drugging case. July 25, 1989 Trainer says he held dogs during injections. July 26, 1989 Dog-trial witness admits track fines. July 27, 1989 Vets testify to race-fixing drugs at track. July 28, 1989 Jury finds trainer guilty of dog-drugging at track. July 29, 1989 Six arrested on drug charges in Page County. August 1, 1989 Two arrested on Page Co. drug charges. August 3, 1989 Resentencing ordered in C.B. drug case. August 3, 1989 SWI sheriffs battle a growing drug war. August 4, 1989 Man charged on several counts. August 6, 1989 Arroyo gets 10-year term in heroin sale. August 9, 1989 10-years prison term in cocaine-sale case. August 9, 1989 Court appearance set in C.L. marijuana case. August 11, 1989 Court date set on marijuana charge. August 18, 1989 Westfall is appointed to state drug panel. August 23, 1989 Drug involvement cited in C.B. shooting death. August 25, 1989 Drug involvement cited in C.B. shooting death. August 25, 1989 Civil Defense Drugs Are Being Removed. January 15, 1990 Drug-free signs may go up soon at C.B. schools. March 1, 1990 Washington students suspended for 'sniffing.' July 15, 1991 'Sniffing' most common drug abuse for pre-teens; Dangerous high damages brain cells. July 15, 1991 Many programs help addicts kick habit. August 16, 1992 Substance abuse cases clog courts. August 16, 1992 Insurance plays growing role. August 16, 1992 Youngsters join ranks of Alcohol Anonymous. August 16, 1992 Some work hard to alter tests. August 16, 1992 Budget cuts cripple treatment programs. August 16, 1992 Bluffs drug case nets six arrests. September 5, 1994 Plice continue investigation into cocaine operation. April 7, 1994
Nonpareil Tour - European Holiday II 1960 (incl. 1968)
The Second Edition of The Nonpareil's European Holiday (full page information with cost and itinerary) January 17, 1960 Famous Passion Play, Russia To Highlight European Holiday - Nonpareil Announces Second 'Dream Trip' January 17, 1960 The Nonpareil's European Holiday Travel Brochure July 16, 1960 to August 7, 1960 Colorful, Historic London Will Whet European Appetite Of Nonpareil Tour - 36 Hours After Leaving Council Bluffs . . . January 21, 1960 Charming Copenhagen To Climax European Holiday - Capital City Is Gay, Friendly January 31, 1960 Scenic Switzerland Will Thrill Nonpareil Tourists - With Its Mountains And Lakes . . . February 4, 1960 A Holiday In Vienna Awaits Nonpareil Tourists - City Of History And Culture February 18, 1960 Passion Play At Oberammergau Again Will Fulfill Vow Made 300 Years Ago - Nonpareil Group Amond Lucky Ticket Holders February 25, 1960 Gay Paris Offers Fascinating Time To Members Of The Nonpareil Tour - Part Of 23-Day Visit Through Europe March 3, 1960 In London, Nonpareil Tour Will See 'The City' And Other Famous Places - Travel Opportunity Of Lifetime March 10, 1960 It's Foehn time Again In The Alps - In America It's The Chinook March 13, 1960 Malmo Offers An Interesting Side-Trip - For Nonpareil European Travelers . . . March 17, 1960 Ukraine Is 'Breadbasket' Of USSR - Rich Historical Interest March 25, 1960 Beautiful, Wide Boulevard Of Paris Gave Revolutionists A Difficult Time - Created By Napoleon III April 1, 1960 Add Colorful Holland To Nonpareil Itinerary - Featuring World's Fair Of Flowers . . . April 10, 1960 'The City Of Tomorrow' Will Welcome Nonpareil Holiday Travelers To Europe - At Start Of Three-Week Tour April 14, 1960 Nonpareil Tourists May Visit Italy And Germany - As An Alternate To Russia . . . April 20, 1960 Holiday Tour To See Rural Germany - En Route To Oberammergau In The Bavarian Alps . . . . April 21, 1960 Steepest Cog-Wheel Railway In World Offers Many Thrills - To Top Of Mount Pilatus In Switzerland April 28, 1960 Scandinavian Arts, Crafts Will Be Exhibited At European Holiday Meet - SAS Representative To Speak April 29, 1960 Fascinating London Goes all Out For Margaret's Wedding - Southwest Iowans To Travel Same Street In July May 5, 1960 Everyone Has Wonderful Time In Gay Copenhagen --- And Food Is Delicious - European Link Between New And Old World . . . May 12, 1960 Denmark Is A Fairyland Of Castles - Last Top On Nonpareil's European Tour May 26, 1960 Holland Is One Of The World's Most Colorful And Progressive Countries - Overseas Touch-Down For Nonpareil Tourists June 2, 1960London Sights Enhanced By Charms Of Rural England - History Awaits Nonpareil Tourists June 16, 1960 Bon Voyage! Nonpareil Group Leaves For Europe - On 23-Day Holiday Tour July 16, 1960 Five 'First Timers' Are 'Sold' On Airplane Travel - As Nonpareil Tour Gets Under Way July 18, 1960 Nonpareil Group Visits Place Where Anne Frank Hid Away - In City Of Bicycles And Canals July 20, 1960 Gracious Dutch, Unique Ways Impress Writer - Nonpareil Tour Leaves Amsterdam July 21, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers Almost 'Neighbors' To Royal Family - Stay At Hotel Near Palace Grounds July 22, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers Fascinated By England's Proud Tradition, History - On Long Tour Of Multi-Green Countryside July 23, 1960 'Little Things' Provide Fun For Nonpareil Travelers - Visitors Expect - And See - The 'Big Things', But July 24, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers See Extremes Of Gay Paree -- By Day, and By Night - Visit Notre Dame And Other Famous Places July 25, 1960 Nonpareil Group Lives It Up At Famed Lido Cafe In Paris - With Topnotch Entertainment July 26, 1960 Nonpareil Group Starts Love Affair With Switzerland, An Exquisite Gem - Most Beautiful Of Countries July 27, 1960 Nonpareil Holiday Travelers Enjoy Most Beautiful Train Ride In World - Through Picturesque Switzerland July 28, 1960 Pusey House Reminds The Nonpareil European Travelers Of Council Bluffs - Dates Back To 1884 July 29, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers Motor Through 4 Countries In A Day - It's A Wonderful, Breath-Taking Trip July 30, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers Are Sad After Viewing Ravages Of War At Munich - There Are Thousands Of New Buildings, But July 31, 1960 Nonpareil Group Has Lively time At Hofbrauhaus, Where Hitler Got Start - Munich Is Metropolis Of Many Things August 1, 1960 Drama Of Christ's Last Days Enthralls Nonpareil Travelers - Oberammergau Passion Play Lasts Seven Hours August 2, 1960 Nonpareil Travelers Find Schonbrunn Most Impressive Of European Palaces - In Vienna, Austria August 4, 1960 Beethoven Booted Out Of 23 Places In Vienna --- Piano Annoyed Neighbors - Nonpareil Travelers Are Told August 6, 1960 Americans Count Blessings, After Seeing Moscow - Nonpareil Group Ends Holiday Tour August 8, 1960 European Holiday Comes To An End: August 9, 1960
Track makes Dubuque city of believers. December 22, 1985
Dunlap, Iowa Also: Donald Dunham Nativity Scene See Also listed under: Dunham, Donald Mr. and Mrs 1965
Candle Leads To Life-Like Nativity; Dunlap Christmas Scene Draws Thousands. December 14, 1939 First in Fifty. May 30, 1962 Old Fashioned Fourth Still Lives In Memories; Was A Long Time Ago...July 4, 1962 Dunlap's Pool Readied to Open For 40th Year. May 23, 1963 Dunlap Officials Will Be Elected TO Staggered Terms. October 22, 1963 Aggressive Dunlap Merchants Out To Arouse Interest In Their Community. January 2, 1964 Dunlap's Corners Getting New Look. January 15, 1964 Dunlap Hard-Hit By Dutch Elm Disease; 'Fortunately, People Realize It'... Watershed Project 2-Fold Improvement Program For Dunlap. August 9, 1964 Area Youngsters Are Trip Winners. May 30, 1965 Dunlap Methodists Plan New Unit Consecration; Service Is Sunday. November 27, 1966 Dunlap Nativity Popular Stop; Made By Farm Couple. December 15, 1970 Auction Barn Goes Modern; New Dunlap Facility. December 15, 1974 Dunlap dispute leads to arrests. July 12, 1984 Life-Sized wax Nativity restored for Dunlap farm display. December 14, 1975 Dunlap officer in fair condition. July 13, 1984 Private eye to probe complaints in Dunlap. August 9, 1984 Who is Dunlap's true mayor. October 4, 1985 Suspect in Dunlap fight gets suspended sentence. October 12, 1984 Star a guide to Dunlap nativity. December 24, 1987 K.C.-bound motorist winds up in Dunlap. December 28, 1987
Western Electric Balks At Annexation Proposal. March 10, 1966 W.E. Facility. June 8, 1972 New Center Planned By Western Electric; Option On Land South Of Underwood. June 8, 1972 Ray Praises Western Electric Plan; $5 Million Project Near Underwood. June 9, 1972 Underwood Area Residents Pleased By W.E. Proposal. June 11, 1972 Plant At Underwood Progresses. February 25, 1973 The Future Appearance. February 25, 1973 Work Is Nearing Completion. February 25, 1973 Western Electric Opens, Bids For Underwood Plant. March 1, 1973 Western Electric Appoints Scanlan. May 6, 1973 New Western Electric Plant Takes Shape At Underwood. September 30, 1973 It's Nearly Finished. December 2, 1973 Underwood Plant Nearly Complete; First Materials Due This Week. February 17, 1974 Western Electric Work Cutback Avoids Underwood. May 1, 1974 Open House Set For Western Electric. November 7, 1974 Building Goes On Display. November 13, 1974
Western Heritage Museum See also: Kinsel, Michael
DeForest exhibit at Omaha museum. July 10, 1977 Exposition is exposed; Looking back to 1898. November 8, 1979 Photos, building shine; At Western Heritage Museum. June 17, 1979 Ex-soda jerks reminisce about the old malted days. May 15, 1988
Background Told of Need for 4-H Fair Here. July 13, 1952 Frontier Group Arranges for 4-H Fair Land. July 14, 1952 Fair Group Seeks Deed of Park Property. July 15, 1952 Park Board Reluctant on 4-H Fair Site; Will Try to Draw Lease, But Does Not Promise Approval. July 16, 1952 Urges Park Board To Deed 4-H Site; Chamber Group Airs Carnival Plans. July 17-1952 Postpones Action on 4-H Fair Site; Board Makes Plans for Roberts Park. July 26, 1952 Fair Association to File Articles; E.L. Allphin Is Named President. March 15, 1953 Sign Agreement on Park Tract; Lease to Fair Group Ends Controversy. May 27, 1953 Fresh Trouble on Park Lease; Councilmen Defer Action Until Aug. 3. July 14, 1953 Urges Approval of Park Lease; No Moral Issue, Says Chamber Prexy. July 15, 1953 Council Approves Dodge Park Lease; Vote is Unanimous on Controversial Issue. July 31, 1953 Elect President Of Fair Board. February 8, 1969 Supervisors Rezone Fair Site. December 31, 1970 Fair Ground Zoning Taken Under Study; Neighbors Object. December 5, 1970 W. Pott. Fair At Playland. January 22, 1971 County Fair Dates Set. January 22, 1971 W. Pott. Elects 1971 Fair Officers. February 25, 1971 New Location For West County Fair. April 25, 1971 County's Two Fairs Show Loss. December 9, 1971 SW Iowa county fairs fare well. December 18, 1977 New County Fair Site Graded; Not Ready For This Year. June 10, 1973 New Fair Site In W. Pottawattamie May Turn Profits. December 16, 1973 Fair Board Holds Election Sets 1972 Date. January 15, 1972 Fair Association Elects New Officers. January 26, 1972 County Fair May Hold Horse Show On New Grounds. May 2, 1972 Fair Board Seeks $4,000 Increase. July 14, 1972 Initial Work Is Started On W. Pottawattamie Fair Site. October 1, 1972 West Pottawattamie Fair Lost Money In 1972. December 12, 1972 Fund Drive To Relocate Fair; Association Needs $80,000. January 24, 1974 Fund Raising Begins For Fair Location. February 1, 1974 Fair Fund Drive Moves Into The City. March 10, 1974 New Site For Fair. April 24, 1974 County Fair Will Have New Home This Year; First Buildings To GO UP In May. April 28, 1974 County Youth To Take Part In Fair-A-Thon. May 26, 1974 Work Underway At New Fair Site. June 13, 1974 Fair-A-Thon Seeks $5000 For Grounds. June 15, 1974 Over $4,000 Raised For New Fairgrounds. June 16, 1974 Fair-A-Thon Over Goal. June 128, 1974 W. Pott. Fair To Move To New Location. July 11, 1974 Fair Site Changes. July 28, 19747,000 Entries At Westfair; Runs Through Friday. August 5, 1974 Dignitaries Dedicate Westfair. August 8, 1974 Westfair4-H Winners To State Fair; Three To Give Top Presentations. August 18, 1974 Westfair Plans For 2 More Buildings; Additional Funding Sought. October 20, 1974 Only One SWI Fair Shows Year's Profit; Across Southwest Iowa. December 9, 1974 Old Fairgrounds Being Demolished. December 15, 1974 Foundation Work Begins On Third New Westfair Building. April 11, 1975 Two Fairs Debate Funds. June 6, 1975 Contest Rules Are Adapted For Westfair Queen Contest. June 29, 1975 Optimistic Look At Westfair. July 3, 1975 Fair Funds Division Splits County; Boycott Of Bluffs Threatened. July 17, 1975 Fair Fund Controversy. July 27, 1975 Westfair Is 'Volunteer Built'. July 28, 1975 There's Plenty For Everyone At Westfair; Dog Races, Music. August 4, 1975 Westfair Starts On A Busy Note. August 6, 1975 Plenty Of Beauties. August 6, 1975 Scofield Exhibit Hall Dedicated At Westfair. August 11, 1975 All officers re-elected to Westfair board. November 16, 1975 Many improvements at Westfair grounds. July 11, 1976 Fair queen and court. August 6, 1976 Blomquist wins big at Westfair. August 7, 1976 Put a log on your wall? Exhibits open at Westfair. September 3, 1976 Fun time at fest for folks. September 5, 1976 Westfair's income reported to board. September 10, 1976 Westfair board names three members Sunday. October 11, 1976 Westfair board okays old-time music contest. November 19, 1976 County would be shorted on fair appropriation; Rep. Danke blows the whistle. February 11, 1977 Round or oval arena? Westfair to decide. April 24, 1977 Westfair plan adapted. April 24, 1977 50-50 split for county fair funds. April 26, 1977 Westfair gets funds from county. June 14, 1977 Steer takes $1,610 at livestock sale. August 9, 1977 Attendance down at '77 'Wetfair'. August 10, 1977 Ak-Sar-Ben gives $1,000 to Westfair. October 21, 1977 Measure would hike fair funds. March 3, 1977 Student welders take a bead on fair's bleachers. March 26, 1977 Grading improves Westfair grounds; 'Big Hole' is gone forever. January 8, 1978 Westfair planning for a busy season. April 30, 1978 Westfair's roots at McClelland picnic; Started 70 years ago. July 30, 1978 Dust kickers 'pull' crown to the fair. July 30, 1978 Blackwood Brothers set for Westfair. July 30, 1978 Grading gives fair view of fair; Improvements under way. July 30, 1978 Fair events opening more of 'city cousins.' July 30, 1978 Westfair not urbane. July 30, 1978 Westfair queen must pull weeds. August 4, 1978 Westfair contest deadline Monday. May 1, 1979 Rodeo set for Westfair; Friday through Sunday. June 17, 1979 Westfair Queen contest draws 23. June 17, 1979 Hellion won't be bullied. August 1, 1979 Hustle and bustle invade the Westfair grounds; Annual activities get under way today. August 1, 1979 Westfair Talent Show honor to Patrick Hansen. August 2, 1979 Doug Larson wins 5 awards. August 3, 1979 Hogs don't like Westfair swine show. August 3, 1979 Hough tops dairy show. August 3, 1979 Things warm up for fair finale. August 4, 1979 Westfair reports attendance is up. August 5, 1979 Westfair pie fight just a slice of life. August 5, 1979 Childers shows top market beef. August 6, 1979 Champion steer sells for $2 a lb. August 7, 1979 Joy, tears go with sale; Hard to let go of pet. August 7, 1979 Station plans bash at Westfair. August 16, 1979 Westfair will go under the ig tent this year, July 19, 1979 21 candidates seek Queen's crown. July 29, 1979 Plans developing for home show. April 15, 1980 May 8 opening at Westfair. April 15, 1980 Westfair to open with club campout. April 18, 1980 Pioneer Exposition will cope with fuel situation. April 27, 1980 Rodeo to include 30 local entrants. June 11, 1981 Lots of work goes into fair before ribbons awarded. August 3, 1980 Farm Bureau women behind Westfair food. August 9, 1980 National dog show at Westfair. April 29, 1981 Westfair Rodeo offers slice of 'Old West' life. June 14, 1981 Coronation at Westfair will 'crown' 7 months of work. July 26, 1981 Queen candidates hare interest in Westfair. July 26, 1981 Queen has special sparkle. July 26, 1981 Westfair ticket booth dedicated. July 29, 1981 Opening day whirlwind. July 29, 1981 Fair crown to L.C. girl. July 30, 1981 Smells, sounds say it's fair time. July 31, 1981 Westfair is blue ribbon fun. August 2, 1981 Despite deficit, Westfair still 'financially sound'. October 28, 1981 Dreager will head Westfair exposition. February, 1982 Entertainment abounds at Westfair. June 26, 1983 A facelift at Westfair. July 13, 1983 Westfair to get dog track? July 24, 1983 Scott oversees his own 'army'. July 24, 1983 A queen named King challenges tradition. July 24, 1983 Westfair queen admits title 'shocked her. July 25, 1985 Westfair closes with top sale, attendance. August 2, 1983 Westfair given $5,000; no funds for Everhart. November 16, 1983 Usually bustling Westfair becomes winter ghost town. November 28, 1983 Westfair board includes plenty of experience. July 22, 1984 Westfair: History of growth from 4-H shows. July 22, 1984 Westfair queen Jenson surprised she won title. July 26, 1984 Testing and judging plum jelly at Westfair...July 26, 1984 Delphiniums keeping 4-H tradition alive. July 29, 1984 East, west don't meet on split of fair money. August 19, 1984 Bluegrass to ring out at weekend festival. May 22, 1985 Westfair '81 [supplement]. July 26, 1981 Westfair a good place to 'loaf'. July 26, 1985 Westfair Schedule. July 26, 1985 Good weather could result in record attendance at fair. July 27, 1985 Rain offers no threat to fair. July 24, 1985 Majestic horses have hay day. July 28, 1985 Demolition derby packs 'em in; Westsfair attendance a record? July 29, 1985 Westfair Results. July 29, 1985 Westfair closes. July 30, 1985 Westfair Results. July 31, 1985 Westfair '86. July 16, 1986 Westfair draws opening-day entries. July 27, 1988
Nonpareil Tour - European Holiday I - 1959
Brochure - The Nonpareil's European Holiday July 25, 1959 to August 15, 1959 The Nonpareil's European Holiday (full page description) January 18, 1959 European Holiday Planned By Nonpareil For S.W. Iowans - Opportunity To Make Trip Of Lifetime - At Low Price January 18, 1959 Beefeaters Of London Tower . . . January 18, 1959 Travel Editor's Phone Buzzes With Inquiries January 19, 1959 European Trip Dream Come True For Osborn January 20, 1959 The Nonpareil's European Holiday (full page description) January 22, 1959 See Edinburgh -- Athens Of North! - On The Nonpareil's Holiday Tour January 22, 1959 London A City Of Pageantry, Historic Towers, Cathedrals January 25, 1959 To Show Films Of European Holiday January 25, 1959 Nonpareil Tour Group Will Travel In Luxury - On Overseas Flights . . . February 1, 1959 Holiday Talk: February 7, 1959 Glorious Holiday Planned For Nonpareil Tour In Copenhagen - Danes Love American Visitors . . . February 8, 1959 Nonpareil Tour To Visit 'Shangri-La' Of Europe - In Beautiful, Cool Alps February 15, 1959 Rhine Cruise A Feature Of Tour - Slow Steamer From Wiesbaden To Cologne February 19, 1959 Paris Magnetic Tourist Beacon - On Holiday Schedule July 30 To Aug. 2 March 1, 1959 World In Itself, Rome A Marvel Of Contrasts March 8, 1959 Tips About Packing For Your European Holiday March 15, 1959 2-Hour Program Set For European Holiday Group - At The Nonpareil Friday Night March 18, 1959 Tour Members Learn To Pack - Get Tips On What To Take Abroad March 22, 1959 Lucerne Gendarmes Take Special Classes In Catering To Tourists - Most Courteous - And Linguistic - In World March 29, 1959 Nonpareil's Holiday Group In Paris July 30 - Aug. 2 April 12, 1959 Size Of Nonpareil Tour Group Amazes Frenchman - Vitu Brings Personal Invitation To Southwest Iowans May 10, 1959 A Get-Together For The Holiday Group - Plan Imaginary Trip To Paris May 17, 1959 Neither Alps Nor Glaciers Keep The Tourists Away - Southwest Iowans To Visit Switzerland In August May 27, 1959 Copenhagen Storks: June 14, 1959 Ancient Baths: June 21, 1959 European Holiday: July 11, 1959 Largest Sindle Group To Make European Flight Tour - Nonpareil Group Off To Europe July 25, 1959 Armed For Fun: July 25, 1959 Gateway To Their Holiday: July 25, 1959 Plenty To Tel Pupils: July 26, 1959 Helping Hand: July 26, 1959 Nonpareil Tour Group In Scotland Sunday Morning - Starting Three Week Holiday July 26, 1959 Congeniality Marks First Stage Of European Holiday July 27, 1959 Plane Conversation: July 27, 1959 Shop For Souvenirs: July 30, 1959 Edinburgh Hotel: July 30, 1959 Scots Do Wear Something Under Those Kilts -- Shorts July 30, 1959 Holiday Tourists Feel Like Veteran World Travelers -Some 4,200 Miles From Home July 31, 1959 St. Paul's Cathedral: August 1, 1959 In Piccadilly Square: August 1, 1959 Malindine Greets Nonpareil Tourists On London Arrival - Group Undaunted By Rain August 2, 1959 Old England's Oldest: August 2, 1959 Touring The Towers: August 2, 1959 London Greeter: August 2, 1959 Hans Franksen Of Council Bluffs . . . August 3, 1959 Mrs. Mae Wederquist Of Malvern . . . August 3, 1959 Two Types Of Living For A Number Of Englishmen August 3, 1959 On London Tour: August 3, 1959 Avocans In Paris: August 4, 1959 Window Shopping . . . August 4, 1959 Beautiful By Day, Paris Is Out Of This World At Night - The City Of Light August 4, 1959 Touring Paris? You'll Need Pair Of Comfortable Shoes - 26,290 Acres Of City August 5, 1959 In Paris: August 5, 1959 Avocans In Paris: August 5, 1959 Shooting Movies . . . August 5, 1959 After London And Paris, Land Of Alps Refreshing August 6, 1959 In Front Of Fountain . . . August 6, 1959 At Lake Lucerne: August 6, 1959 By Popular Demand, An Extra Day In Switzerland August 7, 1959 In Switzerland: August 7, 1959 Europeans, Iowans Will Long Remember Lucerne August 9, 1959 One Thrill After Another For Our 'Globe Trotters' - Notes Of A Traveler On European Holiday August 9, 1959 Lucerne Reunion: August 11, 1959 Looking At Rome . . . August 11, 1959 Housing, Traffic Major Problems In Busy Rome - City Of Churches Is Noisy August 11, 1959 Checking On Tour: August 12, 1959 Throwing Coins Into Rome's Trevi Fountain . . . August 12, 1959 Those Foreign Coins Get Cumbersome, Complicated August 12, 1959 62 Members Of Tour Attend Papal Audience August 13, 1959 When In Rome: August 13, 1959 At Castel Gandolfo: August 13, 1959 There's Only One Way To See The Rhine -- Leisurely August 14, 1959 What Europe Needs Most Is A Good Cup Of Coffee August 14, 1959 Smoking A Cigar . . . August 17, 1959 Foreign Aid Program . . . August 17, 1959 Food For Memories: August 17, 1959 Nonpareil-SAS Travelers Skim Over High Points Ov European Holiday - After 12,000 Miles Of Sightseeing . . . August 17, 1959 This Is Europe - Via The Nonpareil-SAS Tour - Bright And Humorous Incidents -- No Baloney -- From Holiday Logbook August 19, 1959
New Press, Computers In Nonpareil Remodeling April 26, 1981 Carriers Go To Adventureland June 19, 1985 Carriers Pitch At Rosenblatt June 26, 1985 Nonpareil Gets Refund On State Tax November 1, 1985 Installation Of 'Deadliner' Should Save Time, Money March 22, 1986 Nonpareil Now On Chain's Network April 17, 1986 Sales Pitch July 1, 1986 City, Wire Editor Positions Among Nonpareil Changes June 29, 1986 Nonpareil Remodels To Improve Service July 6, 1986 Nonpareil Ad Staff Wins Two Awards September 8, 1986 Domingus Wins Contest At Outing For Carriers July 16, 1987 The Daily Nonpareil - People Serving People - National Newspaper Week October 4-10, 1987 The Nonpareil Mailroom Staff The Daily Nonpareil Advertising Department The Daily Nonpareil Circulation Department The Administrative & Accounting Offices The Daily Nonpareil's News Staff Speeding Up The Nonpareil November 10, 1987 Nonpareil Boosts Size Of Type November 18, 1987 Price Increase For Nonpareil November 29, 1987 'Wheel Of Fortune' Puzzle To Offer Fun, Prizes For Nonpareil Readers November 30, 1987 "Wheel' Game Beginning December 6, 1987 "Hi . . . I'm Holly." December 8, 1987 New Colors Brighten The Daily Nonpareil March 23, 1988 The Daily Nonpareil: 90 Employees Dedicated To Bringing You A Quality Product Daily April 24, 1988 First Pitch July 27, 1988 Owl Foos Photo Buffs, Not Pigeons September 22, 1988 Nonpareil Names Kinsley New Circulation Manager October 15, 1990
Love of Pottawattamie Fair blooks for flower caretaker. July 21, 1986 Pigs outpace people on first Westfair day. July 23, 1986 Persistence earns Westfair crown for Neola woman. July 24, 1986 Westfair vendor's job a constant 'vacation.' July 25, 1986 More come to see fair this year, July 28, 1986 Top dollar paid at Westfair for 4-H livestock champions. July 29, 1986 Work underway at Westfair to build arena for horses only. March 11, 1987 Westfair to start Wednesday. July 21, 1987 Potter, Tucker capture Westfair talent honors. July 24, 1987 State-fair exhibitors chose. July 24, 1987 Ravlin wins five fair dairy honors. July 24, 1987 Champion market lamb tops Westfair's 4-H auction prices. July 28, 1987 Fourteen vie for Westfair queen honors. July 19, 1987 Stidham is crowned at Westfair. July 23, 1987 Youth snare 4-H wins. July 25, 1987 Westfair $200,000 fund drive. October 13, 1987 Fair time in SWI. July 10, 1988 Westfair, Iowa West Racing join forces to operate fair. July 15, 1988 All win in dairy judging. July 28, 1988 Royalty a family tradition. July 28, 1989 State-fair competitors selected at Westfair. July 26, 1988 Tucker wins Westfair talent show. July 28, 1986 Double winner at fair. July 29, 1986 Family affair at Westfair. July 31, 1988 Entries sell for $91,361 at Westfair. August 2, 1988 Director says he's happy way Westfair went. August 2, 1988 Boy, dog win five ribbons. August 1, 1988 It's SWI County Fair time. July 16, 1989 It's no contest for goat, dairy shows at Westfair. July 27, 1989 Rocheleau sisters reign as top Westfair royalty. July 27, 1989 Fair dress revue, clothing selection winners chose. July 28, 1989 Westfair's talent winners will advance to state fair. July 28, 1989 Dallman shows champion lamb in Westfair 4-H sheep contest. July 28, 1989 Schnepel shows top swine in Westfair hog competition. July 29, 1989 Westfair market steer title returns to Treynor family. July 20, 1989 Treynor youth top horseman for Westfair. July 31, 1989 Demolition cars help smash Westfair attendance record. July 31, 1989 Westfair auction 'record' due to better market prices. August 1, 1989 Special Arts Festival set at Westfair. September 27, 1989 Events open on wet note at Westfair. July 26, 1990 Dyke shows champion Westfair market lamb. July 27, 1990 Rain hurt attendance at Westfair. July 28, 1990 All the work of the past year for 4-H youths...July 31, 1990 $105,490 sale sets Westfair record. July 31, 1990 From yodels to cow ships, Westfair contest all in fun. August 1, 1990 Crowl says county can fund Westfair. February 5, 1991 Pace starts to build for Westfair events. July 20, 1991 Westfair livestock entries vary slightly with market. July 23, 1991 'Cow Chip Bingo' offered at fair. July 24, 1991 Retirees return to school. July 24, 1991 Queen Alisha reigns. July 25, 1991 Bluffs girl shows champion market hog. July 27, 1991 Petting zoos aren't just for kids. July 28, 1991 Jamie Trede shows grand champ. July 28, 1991 Westfair attendance. July 29, 1991 Westfair's new Hall of Fame will honor volunteer workers. October 16, 1991 Rain may put damper on fair. July 22, 1992 Hough crowned 1992 Westfair queen. July 23, 1992 Top 4-H projects advance to state fair. July 24, 1992 Underwood lamb wins Westfair show. July 24, 1992 One entrant for dairy show. July 24, 1992 Oprah, Gorbachev are among catty stars. July 26, 1992 Hough shows best steer. July 26, 1992 Rain puts damper on Westfair crowds. July 27, 1992 Rain cuts fair crowd. July 29, 1992 Westfair attendance 26,000 down 6,000 from last year. July 30, 1992 Westfair off to shearing start. July 29, 1993 St. Albert senior reigns at Westfair. July 29, 1993 Vorthmann, Wulff top sheep show. July 30, 1993 It's fair time at Mo. Valley. July 30, 1993 Rain postpones Mills County Fair horse show. July 31, 1993 Leaders is Westfair queen. July 29, 1994